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The peak voltage of a sinusoidal AC source equals:
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A current i = 5 sinωt + 12 cosωt A flows through a resistor. What is the RMS value of the current?
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An alternating current is represented by i = 5√2 + 10cos(650πt + π/6) ampere. The RMS value of the current is:
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Read the following assertion and reason and choose the correct option.
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Assertion (A): The average value of a sinusoidal current over one complete cycle is zero.
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Reason (R): The RMS value of the same sinusoidal current is non-zero.
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During each period T, a current remains +6 A for a time T/3 and -3 A for the remaining 2T/3. Find its average value and RMS value.
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A series LCR circuit is connected to an AC source. When L alone is removed, current and applied voltage differ in phase by π/3. When C alone is removed, the phase difference is also π/3. What is the power factor of the full LCR circuit?
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If I=IA sinωt + IB cosωt, the rms value of current is:
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An alternating current is represented by i = I₀(sinωt + cosωt). What is the RMS value of this current over a complete cycle?
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A 20 Ω resistor carries the current i = 2 + 3√2 sinωt A. Calculate the average power dissipated in the resistor in watt.
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A periodic current is described by i = I₀(1 + sinωt). Which of the following statements are correct when the current is observed over one complete cycle?
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